Adams-Millis Bows To White Oak In Greens Boro 7 to 4
White Oak outfielder F Starling leads the Inter City league batting with .533 through yesterday's averages released by league president Willim F Bailey. Seven other sluggers follow at .600 or better, including three from Bossong, three from McCrary, and one from Wiscassett. Bossong bats .600 with Mitchell Shofner and Johnson hitting the mark. McCrary players Burge Harrington Craver, while L Ross of Wiscassett is .500. McCrary Eagles top team batting at .299 as Wiscassett trails at .277 and Bossong holds .186.
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F. Starling
White Oak
Willim F. Bailey
Starling
McCrary
Bossong
Wiscassett
Mitchell
Shofner
Johnson
Burge
Harrington
Craver
L. Ross
McCrary High Flying Eagles
Team
Starlin
Barnes
Calloway
McCrary Erree
Tee Ross
Hathcock
Wiscassette
Cox
Young
Adams-Millis Erese
Channey White Oak
Eller
Adams-Millis
Cooper
Lane
Kendal
Heiser
Clodfelter, McCrary
Carolina A A U Track Meet Set For UNC Stadium
The first annual Carolina's A A U track and field championships will be held at the University of North Carolina May 21 and 22 with separate junior and senior divisions. Registration closes the morning of the 21st and 22nd, and prizes include individual certificates and team trophies.
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University of North Carolina
A. A. Setzer
Chapel Hill
William F. Bailey
North
South Carolina
Carolina’s A. A. U
Carl ,Yoyles
Duke University
Norman Shepherd
Davidson College
Kidd Brewer
Appalachian College
Frank Howard
Clemson College
J. W. Morris
Dale Ranson
Alex Waite
Fred Costan
Charlotte
W. F. Bailey
Carolinas Association of A. A. U
Bradock Louis Set For Chicago Bout June 22
Judge Fake's decision locks in James Braddock to face Joe Louis in Chicago on June 22. Schmeling still looms as a possible challenger. New York's athletic commission waits five days before ruling if Braddock misses the contract. Garden officials plan appeals as promoters push ticket sales for the Chicago bout.
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New York
Broadway
Guy L. Fake
Newark
James J. Braddock
Joe Louis
Chicago
Max Schmeling
New York State Athletic Commission
Schmeling
Braddock
Bob Pastor
John Henry Lewis
Germany
State Athletic Commission
Max
Louis
Madison Square Garden Corporation
Judge Fake
Garden
Florida
John Reed Kilpatrick
Philadelphia
Joe Jacobs
Joe Gould
Grand Beach
Mich
Joe Foley
Comiskey Park
McCrary Eagles rout Bossong Indians 11 to 0 in Inter-City clash
In Asheboro, McCrary's Eagles slammed Bossong Indians 11 to 0 to seize the league lead. Long John Griffin sparked the offense with a run in the fourth after Lester Burge started the rally. five more runs followed in the fifth. Clodfelter Burge Griffin and Hayes Harring contributed key hits as McCrary pulled away.
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Asheboro
McCrary
Eagles
Bossongndians
John Griffin
Lester Burge
Cox
Cheek
Clodfelter
Burge
Griffin
Succeson
Ort
Hayes Harring
Urge
Jee
Harington
Odfelter
Hemp edges Wiscassett 4 3 in_IC league tilt
Hemp wins 4 to 3 as two run homer in second inning proves decisive. Hartse and Roberts lead Hemp with two hits each while Hathcock adds key blows for the losers. Wiscassett rallies in the sixth but falls short in Albemarle.
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Albemarle
Hemp
Wiscassett
Hartse
Roberts
Hathcock
Cays
Staton
Welch
Aldrich
White Oak tops Adam-Millis in Inter-City tilt 7-4
White Oak defeated Adam-Millis of High Point 7 to 4 in Greensboro yesterday. Stone led the losers with three hits while Chaney Pickard and Young each had two safeties for White Oak. Both teams totaled eleven hits with Adam-Millis committing five errors to White Oak’s two. The teams meet in High Point tomorrow for an exhibition game.
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Greensboro
White Oak
Adam-Millis
High Point
Willis Park
Stone
Chaney
J. Pickard
Young
Adame-Millis
White Oaks
Millis _ Adames
Harvey
Sinienienss
C. Cee
Iccas
Id. Pickard
Pickard
Eller
Wilson
Hite
Adame Millis
Pritz
Peck
C. Groome
Ee Mawn
Truelove
Maryland Tops Tar Heels 6 3 In Southern Conf. Opener
Maryland defeated North Carolina 6 to 3 in College Park as two Carolina pitchers allowed eleven hits. Eddie Johnson, son of Hall of Famer Walter Johnson, hit a triple and a single for three Maryland runs. Maryland pitcherwise struck back with a four-run third inning to seal the win.
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Associated Press
Marylanders
Pitcher Ross Tops Umpires Crowder Culbertson In Play
The report notes losing pitcher Ross faced calls from umpires Crowder and Culbertson as part of a baseball game recap.
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Ross
Crowder and
Culbertson
American Association: St. Paul defeats Columbus 4 to 3
In a league game, St. Paul edges Columbus 4 3 while Minneapolis routs Toledo 9 1. Kansas City Louisville game postponed due to cold weather.
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American Association
St. Paul
Columbus
Minneapolis
Toledo
Thomas to Lecture at UNC McNair Lecture Series
Dr. George F. Thomas of Dartmouth College will deliver the McNair lecture series at the University of North Carolina on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday.
Verkhoyansk Records Ice Cold January 15 1885
The town of Verkhoyansk in Siberia logged a world record low temperature of 90.4 degrees below zero on January 15, 1885, according to historical weather reports. The extreme cold highlighted the region as one of the coldest inhabited places on record.
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Verkhoyansky
Siberia
Snead rallies to reclaim Metro golf lead
Sam Snead, 24, from West Virginia, rebounded after rain halted play to shoot 70 and reach 138, one stroke ahead of Jimmy Hines at 139 in the Metropolitan golf championship. Hines carded 71 as the field narrowed to 36-hole leaders, with Ryder Cup selection implications lingering for the final 36 holes tomorrow.
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Jimmy Hines
Garden City
N. Y
Hines
Thomasville Woodmen Rally In 15th Edged By Tomlinson
Tomlinson defeats Thomasville 6 to 5 in 15 innings after trailing 5 to 4 and tying in the ninth. Tomlinson outhit 14 to 9 as P Little and Bottoms homer for Thomasville W O W. Trotter drives in the winning run on an error with three hits for T. Thomasville’s Trotter, Ingram and Newman lead the hit parade.
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Tomlinson
Thomasville Woodmen
Tom Lone
P. Littl
Bottoms
Trotter
Thomasville
Ingram
Newman
P. Little
W. Harrington
Ward
W. O.W
M. Little
PR. Little
Steee
Moerhart
H. Harrington
Henderson
Ucceseci
Barnhart
Deaton
V. Harrington
V. Har
Sion
Sek
Gaunderson
Rafter
Tomlinsom
Denton
Saundersag
Sauunderson
Marsh Defeats Oakdale in Industrial League Thriller
Marsh Furniture overcome Oakdale 7 to 4 after scoring five runs in the seventh inning to stay unbeaten. Martin led hitters with three hits, while Bolton and Ryan each had two for Oakdale.
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Marsh Furniture
Oakdale
Martin
Bolton
Ryan
Abrhpoae
A. Clark
Seteeeeese Martin
P Bolton
A. Campbell
Walls
D. Campbel
Clark
W. Haney
White
Wood
Lohr
Este
Eldridge
Sen
Marsh
Heaney
Hoover, Miller
Bie
A. Cam
Hoover Luquer
Luquer
Vampires
Galmore
Gurley
Atte
Harris and Covington trip up W. O. W. 7 to 1 in Commercial A
Harris and Covington defeated Woodmen of W. O. W. 7 to 1 in Commercial A league action yesterday. Williard pitched for Harris and Covington, fanning 11 and holding W. O. W. to four singles. Johnson led Harris-Covington with three hits including a double, while Newby added a triple and another hit. Williard also doubled.
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Harris and
Covington
High Point W. O. W
Commercial
Williard
Harris and Covington
Johnson
Harris-Covington
Newby
H &cC
Overcash
G. Koontz
Williard and Andrews
Guilford and Furniture City Win
Guilford and Furniture City each won Amateur league games yesterday. Furniture City beat Snow Lumber 7 to 3 as Loflin struck out 14. McDowell had three hits and Parker two for Furniture City. Guilford defeated Highland 10 to 3 with Yakley allowing three hits. Fynn and Hollingsworth led Guilford with three hits each.
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Guilford
Furniture City
Snow Lumber
Highland
Loflin
John McDowell
Parker
Henry
Snow
Yakley
Fynn
Hollingsworth
Butler
Apple
Guilf
Yokley
Bogle
Whitt
Hensley
F. Cc
Conference Heads Approve Minor North State Changes
North State conference representatives adopted a revised constitution at High Point college, mainly updating administration and procedures. Scholastic standards for players were raised mildly. Attendees included D. C. Walker Elon, Bud Rose Atlantic Christian, Kirkland Catawba, and others from Guilford, Lenoir Rhyne, Western Carolina, Appalachian, and High Point. Yow outlined the upcoming basketball schedule.
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North State Conference
High Point College
C. R. Hinshaw
D. C. “Peahead” Walker
Elon
Bud Rose
F. A. Hodges
Atlantic Christian
Kirkland
Cleaver
Catawba
Harry Hodges
F. C. Shepard
Guilford
8. J. Marion
Adder Holt
Pat Shores
Lenoir Rhyne
James
Western Carolina
Kid” Brewer
Appalachian
N. P. Yarborough
High Point
Yow
Adams-Millis Clash Set In InterCity Playoff
Adams-Millis and White Oak meet at Willis Park this afternoon at 3. The game follows a 4-4 tie earlier and comes after White Oak’s Greensboro decision in a prior loop contest. Ham Mitchell to pitch for Adams-Millis, Weaver likely for White Oak.
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Adams-Millis
White Oak
Willis Park
Thomasville Beats Landis In North State League Clash
Thomasville defeated Landis 6 to 3 in a North State league game. Players Ragsdale Sheely Maus hit twice for Thomasville. Cross Whittaker doubled for Landis. Whitaker and Maus drove in two runs each, Whitaker and Ragsdale hit home runs. Riley had a sacrifice. Umpires Graham and Boswell. Time 1 45.
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Thomasville
Landis
Ragsdale
Sheely
Maus
Cross
Whittaker
Whitaker
Harris
Pinkston
Sister
Connor
Sheeley
Riley
Stone
Slane
Graham
Boswell
HPOAE
Mueller
Guderman
Sitsler
Veeer
Stirewall
Fees Hopkins
Mysel
Barnes
Adams Millis and Huntley Jackson Tie for First in Commercial B
Adams Millis and Huntley Jackson moved into a tie for first place in the Commercial B league with two wins and no losses. Adams Millis defeated Hayworth Rolland Panel 7 to 4 while Huntley Jackson earned a forfeit over Logan Porter. Oakdale edged Alma Desk 12 to 11 after a late rally. Kennedy led Alma with four hits, Johnson had three hits in five trips, and Sales went 4 for 4 for Adams Millis.
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Adams-Millis
Huntley Jackson
Adams- Millis
Hayworth Rolland Panel
Logan Porter
Oakdale
Alma Desk
Alma
Kennedy
Johnson
W. Burge
Hodgin
Adama- Millis
Workman
Hayworth
Scoring Summary From Evening Baseball Contests
New York defeated Philadelphia 6 to 5 while Chicago crushed Cleveland 6 to 0. St Louis beat Detroit 11 to 5 and Washington edged Boston 5 to 4 in the day’s standings and box scores.
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Philadelphia
New York
Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
St. Louis
Chicago
Washington
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Wet Grounds
Carolina Netmen Win Both S C Crowns
Rameau Potts of North Carolina won the Southern Conference singles title at the Country Club of Virginia defeating teammate Eddie Fuller in three sets 8-6 6-3 10-8. Potts teamed with Fuller to win the doubles title 3-6 6-1 6-4 over Bill Rood and Frank Far. Potts a Memphis native and third ranked coast guard? No. Potts and Fuller delivered brilliant final play as Fuller fired powerful serves and Potts played a steady match.
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Barton Pattie
Richmond
Rameau Potts
University of North Carolina
Country Club of Virginia
Eddie Fuller
Potts
Fuller
New England
Memphis Tenn
Southern Association Scores and Standings Report
The text lists scheduled games with results: Birmingham 3 over Memphis 9 to 3. Atlanta 2 and New Orleans 5-3. Knoxville 6-4. No other games or dates provided.
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Uthern Association
Birmingham
Memphis
Atlanta
New Orleans
Knoxville
International League scoreboard and weather snippets
Newark beat Buffalo 9 to 6 while Buffalo edged Newark earlier 5 to 3. Jersey City and Toronto were 6 six to four. Baltimore led 9 as Rochester claimed 56 in innings or rings. Syracuse and Montreal games affected by rain.
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International League
Newark
Buffalo
Jersey City
Toronton
Baltimore
Rochester
Syracuse
Montreal
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UNC
Han
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By Eddie Brietz
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Balla
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Sam Snead
Metro
W.C.W
Industrial League
Pickett Eee
Eters Cpersolelys
Mays
Jane
North State
White Sox
Bossong Indians
Ham Mitchell
Weaver
Chairtown
Johnson, Brown and Gurley
Curthis
S. C
Umph
Bill Rood
Frank Far
North Main
South Main
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